iPad (2017) review: With a stripped-down iPad for $329, you may not need to go pro

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iOS Tips and Trends Apr 17, 2017 iPad (2017) review: With a stripped-down iPad for $329, you may not need to go pro The remixed 9.7-inch iPad brings all the best features and stellar battery life for its lowest price ever. It's a better choice than the iPad Pro for a lot of users. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Why the iPhone 8 is going to be very much like Samsung's new Galaxy S8 • Apple Clips: Live transcriptions are impressive, but where are the selfie filters? • 4 easy ways to keep your iCloud password safe • Dropbox Paper's mobile apps now work offline • How to disable GPS coordinates when texting photos • Apple said to be targeting a stake in Toshiba's memory chip business • Apple is developing its own power management chips, says analyst • Spotify enlists third-party competitor to develop its official Apple Watch app • Instagram Stories hits 200 million daily viewers, surpassing Snapchat after all • Bit City lets you mold a metropolis from your iPhone • The Week in iOS Accessories and Cases: The "Eye" mashes iOS and Android into one phone Why the iPhone 8 is going to be very much like Samsung's new Galaxy S8 In the smartphone wars, it's not about doing it first, but doing it better (and without blowing up). Read More ▶ Apple Clips: Live transcriptions are impressive, but where are the selfie filters? Clips is a simplified version of iMovie for stylized video editing on iOS. Check out our video to see it all in action, and how it compares to apps like Snapchat, Facebook, Vine Camera, and Boomerang. Read More ▶ 4 easy ways to keep your iCloud password safe Your iCloud account will be easy pickings for hackers unless you take these few basic security measures. Read More ▶ Dropbox Paper's mobile apps now work offline Dropbox Paper users will now be able to edit their documents offline while using mobile devices, thanks to an update released Tuesday. Read More ▶ How to disable GPS coordinates when texting photos A reader was disturbed to find a recipient of a messaged image had the coordinates of her home address. Read More ▶ Apple said to be targeting a stake in Toshiba's memory chip business Apple is the latest company to be linked with a possible bid for or an investment in Toshiba's sizable computer memory business, which is up for sale. Read More ▶ Apple is developing its own power management chips, says analyst Apple could be developing its own power management chips, according to a report from German private bank Bankhaus Lampe. The release of the report led to a sharp drop in the shares of Dialog Semiconductors, the current supplier of these chips to the iPhone maker. Read More ▶ Spotify enlists third-party competitor to develop its official Apple Watch app After initial conflict, the Snowy app developer is now working closely with Spotify. Read More ▶ Instagram Stories hits 200 million daily viewers, surpassing Snapchat after all Instagram continues to replicate Snapchat features, including pinning stickers to videos. Read More ▶ Bit City lets you mold a metropolis from your iPhone It's SimCity turned into a clicker, which is both cool and a bit too simplistic. Read More ▶ The Week in iOS Accessories and Cases: The "Eye" mashes iOS and Android into one phone This week's roundup includes an iPhone case that doubles as an Android phone. Is this the best of both worlds? We're about to find out. Read More ▶

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